When driving in a circle, objects inside the car appear to be drawn outward due to their inertia, as they naturally tend to move in a straight line. The acceleration experienced is directed toward the center of the circle, which is necessary to maintain circular motion. Passengers feel a force pushing them outward, but this sensation is a result of their bodies resisting the inward acceleration. Observing from outside, it’s clear that objects, like a motorcyclist who falls off, continue in a straight line rather than moving outward. Ultimately, the perception of outward movement is a misunderstanding of the forces at play during circular motion.